bedouin future camp

"Klimat. Spanie na pustyni, coś niesamowitego. Nasz gospodarz, prze fajny człowiek, ciekawe opowieści, podzielił się z nami opowieściami o życiu beduinów."

"W zasadzie, nic"

"Salameh office is in the Wadi Rum village. From there he takes you 11 km into the middle of the desert, where you can see the stars and listen to the silence. I was there for three nights and, in addition to the car tour, I spent one day walking myself through the nearby desert landscapes and between the white and red cliffs. On the last day, Salameh took me straight through Wadi Rum to Aqaba."

"Aucun."

"The experience of a lifetime we stumbled by accident on Salameh the owner of bedouin future camp in the visitor centre he told us he had the last camp in wadi rum to see the sunset so we took his word and accepted then we went to his house had tea with his brother then did a 4hour tour which was totally incredible after which we went to camp had an amazing typical bedouin meal cooked underground saw possibly the greatest sunset of our lives and night sky to boot the next morning had a beautiful traditional brekfast then Salameh drove us the desert way to Aqaba which in itself was an unbelievable experience please don't be fooled by the much higher prices of other camps this truly was the best travel experience we've ever had Wadi Rum is truly epic Salameh made it even better"

"Nothing"

"The location was increadible, very quiet and far from other camps. We also loved our guide and the jeep tour we did. Everyone was really helpful and friendly, if you have any idea for a tour that you would like to do/activity text them and they will help out. Before booking I compare with many other places and the prices are way lower than other places with a way better quality. We simply loved our stay!"

"Aucun."

"Salameh was a wonderful host. I was the only visitor to his camp in 3 weeks and asked if it was possible to have a more cultural experience and see how bedouins live and spend their daytime rather than take a simple tour of the desert with the classic night in the camp. He welcomed my request and let me sleep with him, his brother and his son under the stars and next to their camel enclosure, and I got to help them with their animals, plus I had the chance to drink some Arabian coffee and camel milk. The desert tour was also very interesting. I highly recommend Salameh and his family, I will cherish these memories forever!"

"Aucun."

"It's a great starting point to explore Wadi Rum. They offer tours at convenient price, and the delicious breakfast and dinner are included in the price of staying. Bedouin tea is available all the day. Highly recommend!"

"Aucun."

"Bedouin future camp is place which offers you most of Wadi Rum desert. People who work there put all their effort to show you the most of that place and their tradition. They are warm, nice, pollite and willing to help. Everything is clear, food is amazing and experience is the best you can get."

"Aucun."

"Living in desert with beautiful mountains sunset view and sky full of stars. Plenty of blankets to keep warm and comfort at night. Delicious dinner. Salamet guide the jeep tour so well and make journey so enjoyable."

"Nothing."

"Salameh has clearly put in a lot to make your trip and visit to wadi rum incredible. The facilities are all up to date and everything is very clean. The food prepared is great - but nothing beats the hospitality and knowledge Salameh and his crew provide!"

"Aucun."

"The hosts and the locations were the best! This was one of the last camps in the desert, so it really feels like you are the only one in the desert while hiking from the camp. The hosts were amazing too, very friendly people. Its not for nothing that I and two other solo travellers came back to this camp because it was so good."

"The price on booking is too cheap of course for only an overnight stay. They could have communicated better that is when you do a tour too. Unfortunately I already booked a tour with a different organisation, but we worked it out nicely."